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CITIC Capital Partners, the private equity arm of CITIC Capital Holdings (CITIC Capital), today announced the final closure of its second China buyout fund, CITIC Capital China Partners II, (CCCP II).
Revised Coal Laws will for the first time set the industry access system for the sector, the China Securities Journal reported Monday, citing sources with the China National Coal Association.
Twelve permanent monuments marking China's maritime boundary have been built in the East China Sea, according to a national broadcaster, the China News Agency reported Monday.
China is to speed up restructuring in the steel sector, supporting the development of three to five major steel enterprises in an effort to address the long-standing problems of overcapacity and low industry concentration.
China's top economic planner, the National Development and Reform Commission, has approved the plan to build a 7.1-billion-ton coal mining region in Northwest China's Gansu province, People's Daily reported Monday.
At sunrise Saturday morning, with his actress wife Christy Chung（鐘麗提）ready to give birth in Beijing’s United Family Hospital, musician Jon Yen (嚴錚), assisted in the delivery of his third daughter, Cayla Janie Yen with only a midwife and a nurse present.
Three high-speed trains between Zhengzhou and Xi’an were delayed today due to bad weather, xinhuanet.com reported.
An equipment error brought the high speed rail service from Wuhan to Guangzhou to a standstill yesterday afternoon, said the Guangzhou Daily.
Direct Spring Festival charter flight service between northeast China's Jilin province and Taiwan has begun Saturday, Xinhua News Agency reported.
Short messages sent by Chinese people in 2009 rose 8.4 percent year-on-year to 784.04 billion, or 2.1 billion per day on average, the Beijing Times reported Saturday citing a source with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
The high-speed railway linking Zhengzhou and Xi’an starts it operation today, with its first train left from Zhengzhou at 11:25am, Zhengzhou Evening News reported.
An official from the Supreme People's Court clarified Friday that the crackdown on pornography on mobile phones targets those who "sext" to the public, not to each other.
